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we're gonna raise it most likely, the debt ceiling. we'll probably see a lot of discussion from the rating agencies with our ability to pay on that. and as a result of it, and what it comes back to our wallet, is that is also going to be inflationary because of our credit rating drops, that means we're going to have to go out and actually pay more money on the interest because there is going to be greater risk on our bonds, which means there will be less money in the economy and we'll see a ripple effect. bottom line, hyper inflation maybe, but definitely rising prices, less money in our pockets. >> okay. i think we're trying to -- starting to get it back to where i wanted to get with you, which is talk more about what this is going to mean for the average person at home and when we talk about credit ratings and credit histories, we all have our own credit ratings that we have to worry about that we try to maintain a good credit history and a good standing with potential lenders out there. so what does it mean, if i pay all of my bills
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growth and facing an issue lying the debt ceiling, people are very cautious, they should be. i think this may be a bill d.c. wants to make the person that is on the fencing out and go through the process of buying a home. all i'm suggesting make sure you are prepared and you have the funds in place to do that. >> jamie: understood. thanks so much kyle. >> gregg: chuck hagel is under fire from so many sides as he gets ready for a tough confirmation battle. how much of the criticism is fair? how much is missed? we'll take a closer look with a aaron david miller. >> jamie: we are waiting to hear is lance armstrong prepared to admit to doping. what they are saying about the interviewer with oprah winfrey. >> i try not to let it bother me and keep rolling right on. i know what i know and i know what i did. that is not going to change. what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm goi
growth and facing an issue lying the debt ceiling, people are very cautious, they should be. i think this may be a bill d.c. wants to make the person that is on the fencing out and go through the process of buying a home. all i'm suggesting make sure you are prepared and you have the funds in place to do that. >> jamie: understood. thanks so much kyle. >> gregg: chuck hagel is under fire from so many sides as he gets ready for a tough confirmation battle. how much of the criticism...
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on the debt ceiling or anything else? >> yes. whole books have been devoted to the debt ceiling and specifically, you know, the so-called grand bargain between speaker boehner and obama. it fell apart. a with all due respect to the authors of those stories and books, the bottom line is that speaker boehner never had the votes anyway. whatever deal he would have struck was with the obama administration and would almost certainly have failed and he would not have been able to get sufficient votes or he would have relied so heavily on democratic votes to do so that he would run the risk of indirection. in fact, this is detailed in my book that there was a meeting during the whole showdown over the debt ceiling in which some of speaker boehner's closest allies met in the office and said to him, if you come back with a deal that you fashioned with president obama doesn't get more than 100 votes or so, and eric cantor has already started to whisper a campaign against you, and we saw it happen with speaker newt gingrich and it can happe
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we'll tell you about it coming up and we begin with the next fiscal cliff and the debt ceiling in a letter to the president yesterday. senate majority lead are harry reid and other top democrats urged the president to take any lawful stps to protect the u.s. from defaulting on its debt and bypassing congress if necessary. is the president ready to invoke the constitution's 14th amendment. it's the big question, nbc news' kristen welker joins me. i understand you have a highlighter in your hand to display the seriousness of what it would mean to invoke the 14th amendment. >> the 14th amendment is very complicated. i want to make sure i'm covering my basis to give everyone a quick explainer of what it is and it goes to the post-civil war era and it is in the expansive rights of the civil war and there is a part of it that deals with the nation's did not and that's where this highlighter comes in. and it states, quote, the validity of the public debt of the united states shall not be questioned. that is the part of the 14th amendment that those senators that you just referenced are seizing on
we'll tell you about it coming up and we begin with the next fiscal cliff and the debt ceiling in a letter to the president yesterday. senate majority lead are harry reid and other top democrats urged the president to take any lawful stps to protect the u.s. from defaulting on its debt and bypassing congress if necessary. is the president ready to invoke the constitution's 14th amendment. it's the big question, nbc news' kristen welker joins me. i understand you have a highlighter in your hand...
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first the fiscal cliff, the debt ceiling, the sequester coming up and no long-term planning on issues that really affect the american public. >> jamie: julie, that's not my question. with all due respect. i understand that you feel the republicans are standing in the way of what the president wants on some things, but what specifically is his jobs plan? you must know. >> of course, i can tell you the jobs plan he introduced last year and happy to introduce it tomorrow if the republicans said they'd vote on. infrastructure investment and in our states, hire more firemen police and teachers, give tax breaks to companies in order to encourage them to hiring. and tax breaks to americans, to american companies to bring jobs. >> jamie: you're not-- julie, what you're not mentioning is-- >> angela, some of those things sound like they might be helpful. >> yeah, some of those things could be helpful, but the president did have a jobs plan that before the senate and some democrats voted it down. the bottom line, is this, julie, the president has a bully pulpit and doesn't want to talk about hi
first the fiscal cliff, the debt ceiling, the sequester coming up and no long-term planning on issues that really affect the american public. >> jamie: julie, that's not my question. with all due respect. i understand that you feel the republicans are standing in the way of what the president wants on some things, but what specifically is his jobs plan? you must know. >> of course, i can tell you the jobs plan he introduced last year and happy to introduce it tomorrow if the...
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up that debt ceiling. i work with phil gingry in congress. i really liked him. he actually worked with me on helping veterans try to get more physical therapists and also occupational therapists. this is one where any word in front of the word "rape "except heinous or outrageous is an outrageous wrong. but i did want to say i have worked with him on a number of issues to try to further help people coming home from the wars. >> i appreciate your even-handed comments. it looks like you're agreeing with kevin madden republican strategist. good to see you both. >>> in today's office politics, my conversation with nbc's peter alexander. peter spent last year covering mitt romney's presidential campaign. after months of almost around the clock being on the trail, peter has some great behind the scenes stories to share, including the campaign's immediate reaction to the governor's election night loss. but first, i asked peter about the challenges of reporting on the big stories and those several nuances each day
up that debt ceiling. i work with phil gingry in congress. i really liked him. he actually worked with me on helping veterans try to get more physical therapists and also occupational therapists. this is one where any word in front of the word "rape "except heinous or outrageous is an outrageous wrong. but i did want to say i have worked with him on a number of issues to try to further help people coming home from the wars. >> i appreciate your even-handed comments. it looks...
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not right now with the debt ceiling and bigger issues looming. >> what do you think of jack lew? he's to replace tim geithner. seems that we're on the verge of a different kind of philosophy now. >> yeah. i think what's interesting is barack obama is getting to people who are closer to him. jack lew used to be chief of staff. obama's like, look, my first term i was getting all the people to make america happy. now i'm getting people to do what i want them to do. a lot of people didn't like how fiter in did the job so obama is putting his own thumb on this one. >> people said he's too much like the president or backing his policies. i thought isn't that why you pick people for your cabinet? >> exactly. that's what barack obama wants to do. he is now safe. he doesn't have to worry about running ever again. so he's like, look, i'm going to put my stamp on america whether you like it or not. >> a lot has been said about this, that in many ways the new cabinet, the high posts are older white men, not reflective of american society. there have been a number of women that have clearly -
not right now with the debt ceiling and bigger issues looming. >> what do you think of jack lew? he's to replace tim geithner. seems that we're on the verge of a different kind of philosophy now. >> yeah. i think what's interesting is barack obama is getting to people who are closer to him. jack lew used to be chief of staff. obama's like, look, my first term i was getting all the people to make america happy. now i'm getting people to do what i want them to do. a lot of people...
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lew was quite controversial when it came to the debt ceiling negotiation, that the other side did not find him to be sort of someone negotiating in good faith. he went on sunday shows, said the budget needed 60 votes to pass, for example, which is clearly -- it's either intentionally misleading, or he doesn't understand the legislative process. then of course you have chuck hagel. there is controversy on both the left and the right, rather right and the left over that nomination. so this president, it seems like he's pushing the envelope with these nominees. and your producers also pointed out no women. >> been called the band of brothers, a couple of articles have described it that way. maria, what's your take? >> well, i'm not worried about the "controversial nature" of these appointees. i think they will get through. and the white house feels pretty confident that they will get through. but i absolutely agree that the next set of nominees and appointees need to look a lot more like this panel, randi. and -- and i am sure, i am actually sure that it will because clearly i don't know
lew was quite controversial when it came to the debt ceiling negotiation, that the other side did not find him to be sort of someone negotiating in good faith. he went on sunday shows, said the budget needed 60 votes to pass, for example, which is clearly -- it's either intentionally misleading, or he doesn't understand the legislative process. then of course you have chuck hagel. there is controversy on both the left and the right, rather right and the left over that nomination. so this...
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there are debt ceilings for a little bit. so let's say we get to a point where they say you no he what? this has become a habit now. we can't deal with. this we're going to seriously pursue this trillion dollar coin idea. you write for a publication that people in financial markets read. you look at financial markets. the people in the financial markets, aren't they going to balk? isn't this going to have an adverse effect in people's judgment of the credit worthiness of the government, functionally tsh do the things we need to do? >> i don't think so. i mean look, we're already having a debate now. we are already having a debate at the highest levels about whether we're going to pay our bills or not. that is the debate we're currently having. >> can i debate that debate? i don't think we're having that debate. i think mitch mcconnell said that. >> the gop leader in the senate is debating with the president about whether we're going to pay our bills if there is not an extraction. >> he's not debating it. this is a clearly an
there are debt ceilings for a little bit. so let's say we get to a point where they say you no he what? this has become a habit now. we can't deal with. this we're going to seriously pursue this trillion dollar coin idea. you write for a publication that people in financial markets read. you look at financial markets. the people in the financial markets, aren't they going to balk? isn't this going to have an adverse effect in people's judgment of the credit worthiness of the government,...
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corral fight over raising the debt ceiling in a few weeks. president obama has already said he will not negotiate on raising the debt ceiling. here's what he said. >> i will not have another debate with this congress over whether or not they should pay the bills that they've already racked up through the laws that they passed. let me repeat. we can't not pay bills that we've already incurred. >> and here's the response he got the next day from republican senator pat toomey of pennsylvania. >> our opportunity here is on the debt ceiling. the president's made it very clear; he doesn't even want to have a discussion about it, because he knows this is where we have leverage. we republicans need to be willing to tolerate a temporary partial government shutdown, which is what that could mean, and insist that we get off the road to greece, because that's the road we're on right now. we only can solve this problem by getting spending under control and restructuring the entitlement programs. there is no tax solution to this. it's a spending solution.
corral fight over raising the debt ceiling in a few weeks. president obama has already said he will not negotiate on raising the debt ceiling. here's what he said. >> i will not have another debate with this congress over whether or not they should pay the bills that they've already racked up through the laws that they passed. let me repeat. we can't not pay bills that we've already incurred. >> and here's the response he got the next day from republican senator pat toomey of...
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ceiling debate of two thousand and eleven when lawmakers were bickering and another ratings agency was threatening to drop the u.s. is aaa credit rating and then it of course did now that was met with much fanfare in the beginning but then not many direct consequences the dollar has strengthened against other currencies the u.s. has borrowed at record low rates since and maybe this whole fiscal cliff saga will play out in the exact same way and if another ratings agency in this case which downgrades the u.s. so what won't matter and with events that actually do change the contours of the game we don't actually know what these things will even.
ceiling debate of two thousand and eleven when lawmakers were bickering and another ratings agency was threatening to drop the u.s. is aaa credit rating and then it of course did now that was met with much fanfare in the beginning but then not many direct consequences the dollar has strengthened against other currencies the u.s. has borrowed at record low rates since and maybe this whole fiscal cliff saga will play out in the exact same way and if another ratings agency in this case which...
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a new way to avoid the debt ceiling. hear what senate democrats are telling the president to do today. >>> fighting the flu. the illness has now reached epidemic levels in the u.s. is it slowing down? >>> signature moment. how comics are taking on jacob lew's unique, to say the least, scrawl of his name. good morning, everyone. welcome to "weekends with alex witt." what's happening out there. after meeting with the president of afghanistan, president obama sharing new details this morning on how he plans to end the u.s. involvement there. >> this remains a very difficult mission, the work ahead will not be easy. our forces are still in harm's way. but make no mistake, our path is clear, and we are moving forward. because after a decade of war, the nation we need to rebuild is our own. >> kristen welker is at the white house. a very good start morning to you. let's talk about the details that the president revealed about the future role of the u.s. in afghanistan. >> good morning to you, alex. the big headline that came o
a new way to avoid the debt ceiling. hear what senate democrats are telling the president to do today. >>> fighting the flu. the illness has now reached epidemic levels in the u.s. is it slowing down? >>> signature moment. how comics are taking on jacob lew's unique, to say the least, scrawl of his name. good morning, everyone. welcome to "weekends with alex witt." what's happening out there. after meeting with the president of afghanistan, president obama sharing...
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the constitution allows him to raise the debt ceiling on his own, again, congress be damned. add it up, i'm telling you, barack obama is doubling down. and here's the kicker. with plenty of compliant democrats in congress to help. but those democrats might regret what they're aiding and abetting, because they're the ones who'll be fumbling and fuming. when nancy pelosi pushes the 14th amendment to give the power to bypass congress, she is giving him the power to bypass her too. you don't need a trillion dollar magic coin to realize this is nothing less than a high stakes power grab. now, it's not unusual for presidents of either party to try. it is very unusual for so many in both parts to lay down and let him do it. all right, here to hash it out, constitutional expert ilya shapiro and sabrina schafer as well as "the wall street journal"'s steve moore. steve, a disturbing series of events, to put it mildly. >> no question about it, neil. and, look, we have a three-branch system of government in washington. the president is the chief of the executive branch, that means the pr
the constitution allows him to raise the debt ceiling on his own, again, congress be damned. add it up, i'm telling you, barack obama is doubling down. and here's the kicker. with plenty of compliant democrats in congress to help. but those democrats might regret what they're aiding and abetting, because they're the ones who'll be fumbling and fuming. when nancy pelosi pushes the 14th amendment to give the power to bypass congress, she is giving him the power to bypass her too. you don't need a...
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>> we're past the fiscal cliff and we're looking at the three debt ceiling which has to be raised, the croots board spending cuts, the so-called sequester march 1 and at the end of march the government runs out of money to operate and the republicans will make an issue out of that. i think geithner was shrewd. he's leaving on january 25, timothy geithner says, so he's telling the senate i'm not sticking around until you confirm jack lew. either you confirm him or you'll deal with the deputy. lew will have a hectic first couple of months. gwen: this has been a remarkably stable economic team with the president. we've had tim geithner there the entire time, gene sperling has been there the entire time and now we're expecting for the head of the fod leave and that's more upheaval. >> it is true that jack lew has been part of the establishment. the president likes people with whom he's comfortable but there's a huge decision coming up. ben bernanke's term is up in january 2014. it's clear he doesn't want another term and that's a big decision of lasting consequences. gwen: it never calms d
>> we're past the fiscal cliff and we're looking at the three debt ceiling which has to be raised, the croots board spending cuts, the so-called sequester march 1 and at the end of march the government runs out of money to operate and the republicans will make an issue out of that. i think geithner was shrewd. he's leaving on january 25, timothy geithner says, so he's telling the senate i'm not sticking around until you confirm jack lew. either you confirm him or you'll deal with the...
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gerri: you bring a degree point because the first time we had the debt ceiling issue, which is the one now looming in congress, we saved 2,000 points of the stock market. it did not last, thankfully, but it was scary. it may allow the people uneasy. we will -- will leave be in for the same type of problem if we get right up to that deadline and no agreement? >> yes. yes. and that is why we are all annoyed and hopeful that congress will learn a lesson and not do a test again because all they're doing getting in our way causing a lot of banks and warrior necessarily for the american public and investors or a wide. gerri: a broader question. you're a smart guy and you watch all this stuff. one of the things the we're waiting for, listening tour, s&p, moody's, downgrade are dead again, what will happen? we will be the ramifications? how will that hit individual investor portfolios? >> there is a risk that traditionally when they're is a downgrade of a bond rating the value of the bond goes down as well, which means if you own u.s. government securities you're going to suffer a loss of valu
gerri: you bring a degree point because the first time we had the debt ceiling issue, which is the one now looming in congress, we saved 2,000 points of the stock market. it did not last, thankfully, but it was scary. it may allow the people uneasy. we will -- will leave be in for the same type of problem if we get right up to that deadline and no agreement? >> yes. yes. and that is why we are all annoyed and hopeful that congress will learn a lesson and not do a test again because all...
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ceiling negotiations might include new revenue raised by taxing them. you know what, that's the same old-same old. i don't care about it. i like kinder morgan. i'm looking for an entry point for you. if the yield goes above 6%, currently 5.77%, you know what, if it happens before this they report i would pass. bank of america reports in 30. okay. could this be the break-out quarter for b-a-c, bac is back. a lot of people participating. when everyone is expecting something good, you tend not to get if. we're going to go over theton stock in the super bowl momentarily. be aware this is a long-term positive story that needs to be bought on weakness, including anything you might get from earnings. it bothers me that the stock put two downgrades in the last week. as you hear later, short-term, some concern. just short-term, though. we also hear from citigroup. this will be the first conference call from the new ceo, michael corbatt. i will hear about what the strategy is going forward. remember, the last quarter was terrific, but then they panned it, got fir
ceiling negotiations might include new revenue raised by taxing them. you know what, that's the same old-same old. i don't care about it. i like kinder morgan. i'm looking for an entry point for you. if the yield goes above 6%, currently 5.77%, you know what, if it happens before this they report i would pass. bank of america reports in 30. okay. could this be the break-out quarter for b-a-c, bac is back. a lot of people participating. when everyone is expecting something good, you tend not to...
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we are coming up against the debt ceiling and i'm getting ready to rip up my voters fired if the debt ceiling is raised without comparable spending cut. not spending as promised in the future sometimes down the road. the fiscal cliff was 41 to one. i will never vote again in this country if it comes up to that. >> guest: don't give up on voting. that's the one thing i beg you not to do because if so, so critical month of, the one thing we all have this so important. as i was talking about a little bit earlier, the debate over the first fiscal cliff, which is some thing the congress has set upon themselves. i think there's a really good ideas talked about early on, proposals by the president to really make significant cuts. i expect anyways both democrats and republicans are going to sit down and find answers for economic situation. we have to do it. the good news they believe as we have new members. i'm proud to say we have new democratic women in these discussions. folks like elizabeth warren, tammy baldwin and 16 new members on the house side. >> host: who sought to watch as far as
we are coming up against the debt ceiling and i'm getting ready to rip up my voters fired if the debt ceiling is raised without comparable spending cut. not spending as promised in the future sometimes down the road. the fiscal cliff was 41 to one. i will never vote again in this country if it comes up to that. >> guest: don't give up on voting. that's the one thing i beg you not to do because if so, so critical month of, the one thing we all have this so important. as i was talking about...
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we have the debt ceiling coming up, and i want to be part of that fight. i will pour myself into it because there always is so much importance to be put into it. i have every intention of keeping up this intensity. this is a no-holds-barred approach that i will continue to have to solve problems that affect people's lives. i will never stop working for the people that meant so much to me. and there is another great passion in my life, certainly right here. in front of me. including valerie, that has the flu. so do not talk to her too much. sharon, and our grandchildren have not had enough of me. maybe they do not feel that way, but i do. they bring such total joy. it is time, pretty soon, for me to do public service in new ways. for sharon and our family to be my first priority. that is the way it comes to be. [applause] so i will close with heartfelt gratitude to all of you for coming here today, for everything that you all have done in so many different ways over the years. to my family whose support is unparalleled, and whose encouragement is felt. the
we have the debt ceiling coming up, and i want to be part of that fight. i will pour myself into it because there always is so much importance to be put into it. i have every intention of keeping up this intensity. this is a no-holds-barred approach that i will continue to have to solve problems that affect people's lives. i will never stop working for the people that meant so much to me. and there is another great passion in my life, certainly right here. in front of me. including valerie,...
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ceiling issue coming up with it which i think if we increase that debt ceiling is going to have a vibrational effect on a lot of things one being the credit rating of the united states which i think could potentially be at risk of another downgrade so he's got his hands full for sure keep in mind he did work for the clintons i think he was head of the office of budget management and he he did balance the budgets there but i'm still the jury's still out with respect to where i am with you know how he views the government and the people and spending as well as taxes. now one more contentions point contentious points about this man is that in the past he has dismissed links between deregulation and the financial collapse of two thousand and eight i want to know from you why is this such a dangerous bully well you see here you know it's this is a very sensitive issue right because republicans still believe in a lot less regulation in i think the democrats lean toward having more of a regulatory environment maybe too much that pendulum is a very sensitive issue and i think needs to be managed very
ceiling issue coming up with it which i think if we increase that debt ceiling is going to have a vibrational effect on a lot of things one being the credit rating of the united states which i think could potentially be at risk of another downgrade so he's got his hands full for sure keep in mind he did work for the clintons i think he was head of the office of budget management and he he did balance the budgets there but i'm still the jury's still out with respect to where i am with you know...
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we're coming up -- against the debt ceiling. i'm getting ready to rip up my voter's card if the debt ceiling is raised without comparable spending cuts. the physical cliff was 41-1. i will not vote again in this country if it comes up to that. guest: do not give up on voting. that is one thing i beg you not to do. the debate over the first fiscal cliff, is something that this congress has set upon themselves, these fiscal cliffs. i think there are some really good ideas and proposals by the president to make some significant cuts. democrats and republicans are going to sit down and try to find answers for our economic situation. we have to do it. the good news, i believe, is that we have a lot of new members. i'm proud to say we have a lot of new democratic women that will be in discussions, " like senator warren, tammy baldwin. it corrects and on the leadership side, who are the ones to watch as far as -- host: and on the leadership side, who are the ones to watch? guest: we have a woman on the budget committee and of course, n
we're coming up -- against the debt ceiling. i'm getting ready to rip up my voter's card if the debt ceiling is raised without comparable spending cuts. the physical cliff was 41-1. i will not vote again in this country if it comes up to that. guest: do not give up on voting. that is one thing i beg you not to do. the debate over the first fiscal cliff, is something that this congress has set upon themselves, these fiscal cliffs. i think there are some really good ideas and proposals by the...
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declining oil prices and the debt ceiling negotiations and new revenue raised by taxing them. you know what? that's the same old, same old. i don't care. like kinder morgan. looking for an entry point. yield above 6%, and currently 5.77%. you know what? if it happens, before they report, i would pounce. bank of america reports on thursday morning. okay. could this be the breakout quarter for bac, b-a-c-. the funny thing about the market. when everyone expects something good, you tend not to go it. the stock super bowl momentarily. this is a long-term positive story that needs to be button weakness, it bothers me that the stock caught two -- not one, but two downgrades in the past week. as you will hear later, short term, some concern. that's just short term, though. citigroup, the first conference call from the new ceo. i will be listening to hear the strategy going forward. the last quarter was terrific, but the ceo got fired immediately after it in a weird and wild tenure. i think the story has calmed down. after the close, we'll get results from capital one. i bet we get on
declining oil prices and the debt ceiling negotiations and new revenue raised by taxing them. you know what? that's the same old, same old. i don't care. like kinder morgan. looking for an entry point. yield above 6%, and currently 5.77%. you know what? if it happens, before they report, i would pounce. bank of america reports on thursday morning. okay. could this be the breakout quarter for bac, b-a-c-. the funny thing about the market. when everyone expects something good, you tend not to go...
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we have the debt ceiling coming up, and i want to be part of that fight. i will pour myself into it because there always is so much importance to be put into it. i have every intention of keeping up this intensity. this is a no-holds-barred approach that i will continue to have to solve problems that affect people's lives. i will never stop working for the people that meant so much to me. and there is another great passion in my life, certainly right here. in front of me. including valerie, that has the flu. don't talk to her too much. sharon and our family have not had enough of me. maybe they don't feel that way, but i do. it is time, pretty soon, for me to do public service in new ways and for sharon and our family to be my first priority. that is the way it is got mr. -- for me. i will close with heartfelt gratitude for you coming here today, gone in so many different ways over the years. to my family whose support is unparalleled in his encouragement is felt. to the advisers i could have ever imagined, so many of you out there that changed schedules t
we have the debt ceiling coming up, and i want to be part of that fight. i will pour myself into it because there always is so much importance to be put into it. i have every intention of keeping up this intensity. this is a no-holds-barred approach that i will continue to have to solve problems that affect people's lives. i will never stop working for the people that meant so much to me. and there is another great passion in my life, certainly right here. in front of me. including valerie,...
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sucker yourself so you can find creative hoops around the debt ceiling mess without addressing the underlying spending that led to that mess. it does explain a lot. >> the arrogance of hai harry d today and other senate leaders when they said we will not allow the republicans to hold the country hostage by considered unbalanced approaches? didn't we just see a massively unbalanced approach after the president promised that it would be bald? the promises mean nothing, neil. it is time for the republicans to recognize the president is playing. >> neil: they didn't want to look like obstructionist. the reid democrats are telling them they got from the election more were vindicated, nor taxes not more spending cuts. i would agree to far to say the president got the support of americans to go ahead and hike taxes on the rich. i don't subscribe to that view or support that view. nevertheless he probably won and that basis but did not win on any basis to just ignore spending. >> the republicans did win a majority in the house of representatives. if you say the president had a mandate which 50% plus
sucker yourself so you can find creative hoops around the debt ceiling mess without addressing the underlying spending that led to that mess. it does explain a lot. >> the arrogance of hai harry d today and other senate leaders when they said we will not allow the republicans to hold the country hostage by considered unbalanced approaches? didn't we just see a massively unbalanced approach after the president promised that it would be bald? the promises mean nothing, neil. it is time for...
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if the debt ceiling isn't raised, the country could run out of mondays after his speech. >> good morning. >> war makes early risers of us all. >> if you dream of a wedding, a high clear castle is the building featured in the popular "downtown abbey." this venue can can be available to you for up to 4 hundred guests. corporations can also rent out the castle. downtown abbey's third season debuted on sunday. i have never watched the show but i'm sure many of our viewers have. $24,000 and you can rent out that venue, wolf. >> up to 400 guests can show up. thank you. >>> gun control advocates say there's a gaping hole in the system. we're taking a closer look at background checks for would-be gun buyers. do they work? should the system be expanded? stand by. and sounds vying for your attention. so we invented a warning you can feel. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with a patented safety alert seat. when there's danger you might not see, you're warned by a pulse in the seat. it's technology you won't find in a mercedes e-class. the all-new cadillac xts has arrived, and it's br
if the debt ceiling isn't raised, the country could run out of mondays after his speech. >> good morning. >> war makes early risers of us all. >> if you dream of a wedding, a high clear castle is the building featured in the popular "downtown abbey." this venue can can be available to you for up to 4 hundred guests. corporations can also rent out the castle. downtown abbey's third season debuted on sunday. i have never watched the show but i'm sure many of our...
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ceiling, that is, if republicans don't agree to raise the debt ceiling. they would like the president to do almost anything he can, including what -- apparently what they call the constitutional option which is the 14th amendment in which the president would simply say that it's unconstitutional not to honor the nation's debt and simply refuse to go along with the debt ceiling itself. maria? >> all right. eamon, thanks very much. >> howard, given what eamon just reported and the fact that you made the statement that we need to cut spending a lot with the emif a sis on a lot, it doesn't sound like the president isn't ready to listen to you. >> when they did the fiscal cliff deal which was a relative nothing, raised a lot of taxes and didn't cut any spending. >> exactly. >> so when they did that deal, they kicked the cuts -- the cuts in the pentagon and the human services $1.2 trillion down the road for two months, so there may yet be a ton of spending cuts. that's what i'm hoping for, and i think -- i think the suggestion that there's got to be some signif
ceiling, that is, if republicans don't agree to raise the debt ceiling. they would like the president to do almost anything he can, including what -- apparently what they call the constitutional option which is the 14th amendment in which the president would simply say that it's unconstitutional not to honor the nation's debt and simply refuse to go along with the debt ceiling itself. maria? >> all right. eamon, thanks very much. >> howard, given what eamon just reported and the...
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ceiling, refuse to budge and do anything on comprehensive immigration, stand in the way of gun control, i think those things could add up to democrats taking control of the house and then the president would be able to get all of these objectives accomplished. >> well, we'll see. >>> okay. straight ahead, aside from being a friday, it's an important day in the fight to protect our kids. our resident mom in chief krystal explains next. [ lisa ] my name's lisa, and chantix helped me quit. i honestly loved smoking, and i honestly didn't think i would ever quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. it put me at ease that you could smoke on the first week. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get w
ceiling, refuse to budge and do anything on comprehensive immigration, stand in the way of gun control, i think those things could add up to democrats taking control of the house and then the president would be able to get all of these objectives accomplished. >> well, we'll see. >>> okay. straight ahead, aside from being a friday, it's an important day in the fight to protect our kids. our resident mom in chief krystal explains next. [ lisa ] my name's lisa, and chantix helped...
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if you don't raise the debt ceiling and you don't make your payments to china, what happens? guest: one thing that unifies all ages right now was the frustration with the brinksmanship, let's say, of modern american politics we have been through a cycle of about two or three years where every major policy decision has to come to a crisis before anything is done. and then when it is done, the feeling is that it is kind of kicked down a road, whether it is the debt ceiling issue in the summer of 2011 or now the fiscal clift a crisis of last month, government shutdowns. we are seeing more and more partisan entrenchment, and therefore, last-minute deals that do not seem to solve problems. that is a frustration that everybody shares. in the sense that we are dancing very close to the edge of allowing drastic about things to happen because of that. there's a frustration that spans all generations. host: to find out more about the survey from the pure research center, they have it on line. we have included a link to it. thanks for your time. >> in about 40 minutes, afghan president
if you don't raise the debt ceiling and you don't make your payments to china, what happens? guest: one thing that unifies all ages right now was the frustration with the brinksmanship, let's say, of modern american politics we have been through a cycle of about two or three years where every major policy decision has to come to a crisis before anything is done. and then when it is done, the feeling is that it is kind of kicked down a road, whether it is the debt ceiling issue in the summer of...
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congress is going to have to extend the debt ceiling or we default on our debt, and it's cataclysm cataclysmic. i hope and i pray after the inauguration that people reach across the aisle. we're going to have to cut defense. we're going to have to increase the eligibility for entitlements and perhaps cut back on the automatic cost of living increases. we're going to have to do tough things, shared sacrifice and that's going to have to happen and legions of lobbyists surrounding washington in the next couple of weeks, ought to be the folks that ought to be put on the back burner and people, reasonable people on both sides of the aisle are going to have to resolve this. we have to quit spending as much money as we're spending, we all agree, democrats and republicans. the problem is we've got special interest people that don't want, it's not in my back yard. they don't want to have theirs-- >> the people who like this, apparently some blogger he, it was a comment on one blog how this idea got born, but now it's picking up steam in some circles and asking jay carney about it. he didn't endorse it,
congress is going to have to extend the debt ceiling or we default on our debt, and it's cataclysm cataclysmic. i hope and i pray after the inauguration that people reach across the aisle. we're going to have to cut defense. we're going to have to increase the eligibility for entitlements and perhaps cut back on the automatic cost of living increases. we're going to have to do tough things, shared sacrifice and that's going to have to happen and legions of lobbyists surrounding washington in...
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as washington moves closer to the debt ceiling deadline our next guest says the debt limit must be raised to avert what he calls how is that affecting businesses? a former member of the coins of economic advisors under president bush. matthew, thank you for joining us. simplely put, there is no option in your opinion we have to raise the debt ceiling. what happens if we don't? >> that is great question to which honestly no one knows the answer and i hope we don't find out the answer. it is not like the united states government is a small business that gets three bills a day and if cash flow is a little short one day they can just pay two ever the bills. millions of payments get made by the federal government every day and we just don't know, especially given the fragility of the economy and capital markets what will happen one day, one week, one month goes by where the u.s. government is defaulting on different obligations. ashley: countries defaulted before the, lost their aaa rating and managed to turn it around and recover abe able to borrow money from the markets. is this a wake-up ca
as washington moves closer to the debt ceiling deadline our next guest says the debt limit must be raised to avert what he calls how is that affecting businesses? a former member of the coins of economic advisors under president bush. matthew, thank you for joining us. simplely put, there is no option in your opinion we have to raise the debt ceiling. what happens if we don't? >> that is great question to which honestly no one knows the answer and i hope we don't find out the answer. it...
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the american public isn't as tuned in maybe to, like, the debt ceiling debate or at least not the -- they did not used to be, whereas the minting of $1 trillion coin is out of duck tales. >> if you were going to do this, i don't think you would, for instance, like make a big deal of who is on the face. i don't think you would have a design competition for it. i don't think you would go parading around holding the trillion dollar coin. >> what if you lost it? >> yes, exactly. or my heist film that i'm writing about this. what you would do is come before the microphone and say in order to insure that the government meet its constitutional obligations to pay its debt, i have directed the treasury of the secretary to legal the necessary steps to make sure we can pay our debts. that's it. then all the coin stuff happens in the background, right? you don't want to turn it into this cartoonish -- >> nobody will notice. don't even talk about it. >> people will -- might go crazy about it, but i would also note this. monetary innovation is a tremendously important free line in american history
the american public isn't as tuned in maybe to, like, the debt ceiling debate or at least not the -- they did not used to be, whereas the minting of $1 trillion coin is out of duck tales. >> if you were going to do this, i don't think you would, for instance, like make a big deal of who is on the face. i don't think you would have a design competition for it. i don't think you would go parading around holding the trillion dollar coin. >> what if you lost it? >> yes, exactly....
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and the debt ceiling. today that deep dive into the battle between these two political heavy weights. the seeds of conflict, if you will, were planted early. president obama has been targeting lobbying groups like the chamber since the day he announced his white house run. >> they write the checks, you get stuck with the bill. they get the access while you get to write a letter. they think they own this government, but we're here today to take it back. the time for that kind of politics is over. it is through. >> despite that, the relationship actually started off on a somewhat positive note. the chamber broke with republicans early on in obama's presidency and backed the $787 billion stimulus package. but things went down hill quickly as the two sides clashed over the president's health care and economic agendas. the chamber's number two man, bruce joss ten, blamed the white house for targeting the group unfairly. >> in fact, they have come out of the white house, trying to neuter the u.s. chamber of comm
and the debt ceiling. today that deep dive into the battle between these two political heavy weights. the seeds of conflict, if you will, were planted early. president obama has been targeting lobbying groups like the chamber since the day he announced his white house run. >> they write the checks, you get stuck with the bill. they get the access while you get to write a letter. they think they own this government, but we're here today to take it back. the time for that kind of politics...
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obligations, maybe the debt ceiling issue directly isn't the best avenue. the two-month delay on the sequester, do you think that's the best qualifier in your group of arrows to try. >> the best arrow in the quiver is the appropriation process. unfortunately for the process, it's the debt ceiling will happen first, followed by the continuing resolution lapse. so both are opportunities to try to curtail. they are coming in the wrong order. if a way to reverse that, i might be in favor of doing that to get them into the proper sequence. >> thank you. one final thought. in six months, when i have you on again and maybe a couple times interim, do you believe the discussion will be how many spending cuts the republicans in the house were able to be a catalyst toward with some great achievement that approaching a grand spending bill. could we have that conversation in six months? >> well, i would love it if we could, but let's be honest. we had a status quo election. the president wants to continue to spend money, so we continue to be the restraining order on the
obligations, maybe the debt ceiling issue directly isn't the best avenue. the two-month delay on the sequester, do you think that's the best qualifier in your group of arrows to try. >> the best arrow in the quiver is the appropriation process. unfortunately for the process, it's the debt ceiling will happen first, followed by the continuing resolution lapse. so both are opportunities to try to curtail. they are coming in the wrong order. if a way to reverse that, i might be in favor of...
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the debt ceiling, i have always thought the country is not going to not pay its bills. we will not not pay interest on money we have borrowed. is there a point of leverage? that is subject to debate. i think the sequestration and continuing resolution -- the other thing we have is the budget resolution for 2014. you might as well look at them together. there are colliding any way. i would hope that we could get some success of in negotiations to vote now for changes and 30 or 40 years will make a difference. host: john engler joining us until 8:30. talking to us about ceos and taking a look at their thoughts on the budget and federal spending. if you want to join in the conversation, the members will be on your screen. -- the numbers will be on your screen. you can send us off of twitter a question or a comment. send us an e-mail, too. the president nominating jack lew to become the treasury secretary. partly and chiefly because of his budget experience. what are your thoughts about the pick and what he brings to the table? guest: i certainly hope it will be positive. i
the debt ceiling, i have always thought the country is not going to not pay its bills. we will not not pay interest on money we have borrowed. is there a point of leverage? that is subject to debate. i think the sequestration and continuing resolution -- the other thing we have is the budget resolution for 2014. you might as well look at them together. there are colliding any way. i would hope that we could get some success of in negotiations to vote now for changes and 30 or 40 years will make...
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ceiling. they always say we're good for business and the job creators no they are not. the financial services round table which represents nearly a hundred of the largest financial service firms in the country is set to increase the pressure on the republicans. you are going to have the full force of the financial industry come down on you, so stop bluffing. let's go to chris in illinois. hi chris, welcome. hi, chris. >> caller: hi. >> stephanie: hi, go ahead. >> caller: i hope the nra is watching fox this morning, because they had a news clip from portland, oregon tea partiers with their don't tread on my t-shirts have assault rifles strapped to their back, and a couple of ladies called 911. they had kids out on the sidewalks and nra is inciting violence just like fox is? i hope they know that. and this morning stewart barney was talking how he thinks the nra is afraid of the public. they better be afraid of the public. that man call that called before sounded nice enough. they are scaring ol
ceiling. they always say we're good for business and the job creators no they are not. the financial services round table which represents nearly a hundred of the largest financial service firms in the country is set to increase the pressure on the republicans. you are going to have the full force of the financial industry come down on you, so stop bluffing. let's go to chris in illinois. hi chris, welcome. hi, chris. >> caller: hi. >> stephanie: hi, go ahead. >> caller: i...
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against the up -- debt ceiling. my getting ready to rip up voter's card if the debt ceiling is raised without comparable spending cuts. the physical cliff was 41-1. i will not vote again in this country if it comes up to that. guest: do not give up on voting. is one thing -- that is one thing i beg you n
against the up -- debt ceiling. my getting ready to rip up voter's card if the debt ceiling is raised without comparable spending cuts. the physical cliff was 41-1. i will not vote again in this country if it comes up to that. guest: do not give up on voting. is one thing -- that is one thing i beg you n
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the debt ceiling, we're the only country on ert with a debt ceiling. there are other countries that have controls, including debt-to-gdp. debt as a percentage of the economy requirement but we're the only one that has a debt ceiling. the debt ceiling is really dealing with, you know, hows that have already been passed, apropose riegss that have already been made, ultimately what we need to do is achieve a grand bargain where we get rid of the debt ceiling. we substitute statutory budget controls and i would argue a constitutional debt as a percentage of the economy limit. >> saying you could never go beyond -- >> that's right. >> what percent would that be? >> 120% of gdp, 100%. public debt we're about 75. total debt we're over 100 already. so depends on how you want to count it. let's recognize what it is. on the other hand, spending is a huge problem. we're going to have to reform social insurance programs. we're going to have to do a better job of controlling health care costs. we're going to have to engage in comprehensive tax reform. yes, we're go
the debt ceiling, we're the only country on ert with a debt ceiling. there are other countries that have controls, including debt-to-gdp. debt as a percentage of the economy requirement but we're the only one that has a debt ceiling. the debt ceiling is really dealing with, you know, hows that have already been passed, apropose riegss that have already been made, ultimately what we need to do is achieve a grand bargain where we get rid of the debt ceiling. we substitute statutory budget...
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he was no negotiating on the debt ceiling man! he didn't compromise. he compromised on the tactics used to achieve the goal but he didn't -- >> bribery. >> but he didn't compromise on the goal. >> bill: he knew -- he knew where he was coming from and he stuck to it. absolutely. very very strong message there. michael tomasky, always good to see you my friend. thank you for coming in. enjoy the movies this weekend. take the kid what the hell. chris, thank you so much for coming in. >> it was a pleasure. >> bill: all right. follow him at theatlantic.com. i'll be back with today's parting shot. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." (vo) current tv gets the converstion started next. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. >> announcer: the parting shot with bill press. this is the "bill press show." >> bill: on this friday, january 11, my parting shot for today, you know expectations were certainly low for yesterday's meeting between the nra
he was no negotiating on the debt ceiling man! he didn't compromise. he compromised on the tactics used to achieve the goal but he didn't -- >> bribery. >> but he didn't compromise on the goal. >> bill: he knew -- he knew where he was coming from and he stuck to it. absolutely. very very strong message there. michael tomasky, always good to see you my friend. thank you for coming in. enjoy the movies this weekend. take the kid what the hell. chris, thank you so much for coming...
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we have to get into discussions about the debt ceiling. >> well, i think the debt ceiling will cause some enhanced volatility from the february the 10th to march the 1st. we're likely to get a midnight solution on february the 28th. but the point is that i think the most difficult aspect of the negotiations was the issue of a tax increase. the republicans hadn't vote -- no republican congressman had voted for a tax increase in three years. 85 house of representatives members and the majority of the republican senators bothed in favor. so i would say that this suggests that the -- on fiscal issues is now a thing of the past. i mean, it's saying something quite strong, but i think we are much more likely to get a reasonable solution on march the 1st than seems likely until the middle of january the 1st this year. we're likely to get that solution. there will be a period of volatility for about 20 days in february. but once that's out of the way, i think all signals are green for risk assets this year. >> thanks for that. now let's get you up to speed with where we are on european globa
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ceiling. if he can survive that battle, global financial fights will probably seem pretty easy. darren gersh, "n.b.r.," washington. >> susie: also in washington today, new rules to protect consumers from risky home loans. the consumer financial protection bureau says the rules make sure home buyers understand exactly what they're getting into, when they take out a loan. lenders now have to determine the borrower's ability to repay the loan. borrowers will have to prove they have a job, meet a minimum credit score, and can afford a loan's monthly payments and related expenses like property taxes. the rules do away with those so- called "no doc" loans where applicants didn't provide any personal financial information, and caused the mortgage mess in the financial crisis. >> joining us now to talk more about the new mortgage rules, raj adabi, of the consumer protection bureau. raj, key rates are gone, and fewer balloon payments. how do this change the kinds of mortgages people can get now. >> it
ceiling. if he can survive that battle, global financial fights will probably seem pretty easy. darren gersh, "n.b.r.," washington. >> susie: also in washington today, new rules to protect consumers from risky home loans. the consumer financial protection bureau says the rules make sure home buyers understand exactly what they're getting into, when they take out a loan. lenders now have to determine the borrower's ability to repay the loan. borrowers will have to prove they have...
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. >> karl rove blows up the republican debt ceiling ruse. americans livi in poveis y at an all-time high. senator bernie sanders is here with the outrage on inequality. >>> junior seau's test results may finally push the nfl to address head injuries. we're taking a look into the findings. >>> oscar nominations were released today. but how heavy will politics weigh with the academy? >> they stay here, they will be taken. probably not alive. >> david edelstein gives us the scoop. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. another group of parents received the terrifying news today when a shooting erupted at their children's school. at the exact time vice president joe biden was meeting with groups on solutions to gun violence a gunman opened fire at a high school in bakersfield, california about 120 miles northwest of los angeles. police say a 16-year-old shooter was armed with a shotgun. at least two people were shot, including one student who was in critical condition. there is usually an armed police officer at the sc
. >> karl rove blows up the republican debt ceiling ruse. americans livi in poveis y at an all-time high. senator bernie sanders is here with the outrage on inequality. >>> junior seau's test results may finally push the nfl to address head injuries. we're taking a look into the findings. >>> oscar nominations were released today. but how heavy will politics weigh with the academy? >> they stay here, they will be taken. probably not alive. >> david edelstein...